Which pack is right for you?

If you want one sealed portion per guest

If you’d rather not pass round an opened pack, check the difference between individually wrapped waffles and packs of two. Van Oordt The Portion Company lists both pack formats for Daelmans; Jumbo shows Kanjers in portions of two.

For friends sharing from a plate

Mini stroopwafels let guests help themselves to a small portion. A standard pack may suit you better if you’d prefer to serve whole waffles; compare the number of pieces when choosing.

If you’re catering for dietary requirements or allergies

Ask which ingredients are relevant to your guests, and read the label on the variety you’ve bought. A ‘gluten-free’ label doesn’t automatically rule out other allergens.

What should you look for when choosing?

First decide whether you want to serve sealed portions or a plate to share. Then choose the size and, if anyone has dietary requirements, check the label on the exact variety.

What to consider What to check before buying Who it matters to
Sealed portions Count both waffles and wrappers: one waffle per wrapper is different from two waffles per wrapper. I want to give each guest one sealed waffle without putting an open pack on the table; around 46% of consumers prioritise a pre-portioned serving.
Sharing Compare the number of pieces and choose between mini waffles and whole waffles. If everyone can help themselves from the plate, I want to make sure there are enough waffles to go round; around 36% of consumers prioritise sharing.
Ingredients and allergens Read the label on the variety you’ve bought, including any warnings about traces. If a guest needs to watch out for allergens, I want to know what’s in this exact variety; around 18% of consumers consider this the most important check.

Common mistakes

  • Assuming a duo pack contains one individually wrapped waffle

    The Daelmans Duo Pack at PLUS and Kanjers 4 × 2 pieces at Jumbo contain two waffles in each sealed portion. This affects how many portions you can hand out.

    Before buying, count both the sealed packs and the waffles. Choose a pack with one waffle per wrapper if each guest needs exactly one sealed waffle.

  • Confusing mini waffles with individually wrapped portions

    Mini stroopwafels are ideal for serving on a plate, but a multi-portion pack doesn’t give each guest their own sealed portion.

    Choose minis when helping yourself suits your coffee break; use suitable serving tongs if you want to avoid everyone touching the waffles.

  • Assuming a gluten-free label covers all allergens

    A gluten-free stroopwafel isn’t automatically free from milk, soya, egg or nuts. Ingredients and warnings can also vary between standard varieties.

    Ask which allergens are relevant and check the full label on the exact pack before serving.

  • Assuming an in-store product is also available to order online

    Lidl describes the Sondey pack mentioned here as available in store only.

    Before your coffee break, check how you can buy your chosen pack from your local shop.

Brands and shops to explore

Daelmans

A good option for comparing different portion packs: PLUS lists, among other options, a pack of 10 and a Duo Pack; Van Oordt The Portion Company also lists individually wrapped Daelmans stroopwafels.

  • You can look specifically for one waffle per wrapper or a duo portion.
  • According to its product information, the Daelmans Duo Pack listed by PLUS contains wheat, milk and soya.

Kanjers

Jumbo lists Kanjers Original Stroopwafels as 4 × 2 pieces, 320 g: four portions, each containing two waffles.

  • The two-per-pack format makes it clear how many sealed portions you’ll get.
  • The listed variety contains wheat, milk, soya and egg, among other ingredients; check the label for a warning about possible traces too.

Albert Heijn

Albert Heijn lists a 200 g mini stroopwafel variety with caramel and sea salt, with 25 stated portions of 8 g.

  • The mini size is ideal for a plate guests can help themselves to.
  • If you’re serving guests with allergies, check the label on the pack you buy.

Jumbo

Alongside its Kanjers pack of two, Jumbo lists a stroopwafel product under the name Lekker Vrij van Gluten.

  • The clear gluten-free label is relevant if a guest needs to avoid gluten.
  • For this variety too, check the other ingredients, allergens and any warnings about traces.

Lidl / Sondey

Lidl lists Sondey butter stroopwafels in a pack of 12, 480 g.

  • You can divide the 12 whole waffles between your guests in advance.
  • Lidl describes this product as available in store only.

ALDI

ALDI lists a pack of 12 stroopwafels, 378 g.

  • The stated quantity helps you plan how many whole waffles to serve a group.
  • Check how the waffles are packed if you need sealed portions for each guest.

PLUS

PLUS lists Daelmans stroopwafels in packs of 10, a Duo Pack and mini stroopwafels.

  • The different sizes let you compare packs for handing out and sharing.
  • Check how many waffles are in each sealed portion for every product.

Stroopwafels for a coffee break on Joybuy

These Kanjers packs contain 10 or 8 stroopwafels. Check how the waffles are wrapped in the pack of 10; Joybuy describes the pack of 8 as containing portions of two.

Kanjers Extra Delicious Stroopwafels, 10 pieces

Kanjers Extra Delicious Stroopwafels, 10 pieces

With 10 waffles, you can plan how many you’ll need for a coffee break. Check the pack to see whether each waffle is individually wrapped if you want to give every guest one sealed portion.

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Kanjers Original Stroopwafels, 8 pieces

Kanjers Original Stroopwafels, 8 pieces

Ideal for a coffee break where two waffles per sealed portion will do: Joybuy describes this pack of 8 as wrapped in pairs. Choose a different pack if every guest needs exactly one individually wrapped waffle.

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Frequently asked questions

Is a duo pack the same as an individually wrapped stroopwafel?

No, a duo pack contains two waffles in one sealed portion. If you want to give each guest exactly one sealed waffle, look for a pack that explicitly states there’s one waffle per wrapper.

Which allergens should I check when buying stroopwafels for guests?

Check the ingredients and allergens for the exact variety you’re serving. The Daelmans Duo Pack described here lists wheat, milk and soya; egg and possible traces of nuts are also mentioned for the Kanjers variety described here. Always check the latest label.

Is a gluten-free stroopwafel also suitable for people with other allergies?

You can’t tell from the gluten-free label alone. For every other relevant allergy, check the ingredients, allergens and any warnings about traces on the pack.

Which information should I rely on if an online description differs from the pack?

Before serving, check the label on the pack you’ve bought for its ingredients and allergens. Online product information is useful for comparing pack formats, but it can change.